Simon Reed

Simon Reed

Guest blog: Nestor on doubles life

Mon Nov 23 05:09PM

The world's leading men's doubles players are also in action at the ATP World Tour Finals in London, where world number one Daniel Nestor reflects on his successful transition from singles.You had a very respectable career in singles and broke your way into the top 60 before deciding to switch…More

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